Complaint Review: Verizon Wireless - Nationwide
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Verizon Wireless Bait and Switch! Mt. Laurel, NJ Nationwide
*Consumer Comment: That's an agreement I'd like to view
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A couple years ago I signed-up to purchase my phones and pay $15/phone/mo. for service. (Plus the cost to purchase the phones.) Now my phones are finally paid-off. Yea!
Problem is that in order to move to any of Verizon's new data plans they force me to pay $20/phone/mo. I have 6-phones on the account. This is NOT what I was promised when purchasing my family's phones.
I feel like this is bait-and-switch advertising. First tell me that I can pay $15 for life for service, but then force me to upgrade to $20 to get the most current data plan. Really!!!!!
I expect companies like Verizon Wireless to be reputable and honor their committments. Very disappointed!
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#1 Consumer Comment
That's an agreement I'd like to view
AUTHOR: coast - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Monday, May 29, 2017
Please post a copy of your Verizon written agreement that states your cost is $15 a month per line for life. Be sure to conceal your personal information before posting the document.
If that agreement actually exists it appears that you are attempting to modify the terms so of course they have the right to change the cost.
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